etm Anti-Vibration Washing Machine Mat - Soundproof Mat for Appliances | Thick Rubber | Sound and Impact Absorbing | Thickness: 5mm - 60 x 60 cm

I've picked this mat as a pad for desktop PC case (standing on my wooden desk): 11 kg od plastic & metal with 9 fans inside. That's a lot of weight, noise and vibrations and the mat handled them all with ease.Mat is made from some sort of rubber, consisting of many tiny fragments glued/pressed in some way. It's rigid to the point that it's not too easy to cut it to size (thin & very sharp knife is a must) and at the same time it absorbs vibrations even from really heavy objects like full-sized home appliances (washing machine, tumble dryer and so on).So even though 5mm thickness may not be that convincing at the start, it really is enough to get those results. The vibrations are gone and the noise reduces instantly to the very minimum.And what are the downsides of this product? Only minor ones: due to its structure its not easy to get clean cuts on the edges. So they may end up a bit uneven/irregular, depending on the tool you will use. Also, on smoother surfaces (desks, tiled floors...) and lighter objects (<10kg) the mat may be a little slippery - but two sided tape deals with that perfectly.All considered, this product is really well made and delivers impressive results. It turned my computer from annoying junk to silent workstation and I have no doubt I will pick this mat for my future kitchen appliances. Highly recommended!

Stop Looking-this is a Superior Quality Product. Provided outstanding results -Extremely versatile Anti Vibration, Soundproff very Thick Rubber Mat.-Great choice of Thickness and Sizing. Delivery guy was fantasic carry; said item from street door, up a flight of stairs to Flat door. Highly recommend.

I live in a very desirable area in an apartment. Unfortunately the floors are not well soundproofed. So when my top of the range washer-dryer gets up to full spin I'm acutely aware of the disturbance it causes. Originally I considered the 0.5 cm thick mat but I'm so glad I went for the 2cm thick. There is plenty of room in my utility room so putting it under my washer dryer caused no problems. The reduction in vibration is dramatic. And it seems like the mat helps the machine stay in place. Not sure if it would fit if your machine is under a cabinet or worktop. But it's very old fashioned to have washing machines in the kitchen these days. Best to move it to a utility room and free up space in your kitchen.

I’m very impressed with how well this has worked. I’d been pondering buying one for some time and wish I had done sooner. I have a boshe washing machine that is apparently very quiet but as I’ve never been able to get it perfectly level it was always very noisy when spinning. I can no longer hear it outside of the kitchen.Two things to note from my installation:I bought the 20mm high mat. I didn’t consider the fact it’s a built in machine and this lifts the door higher and now the fake cabinet door doesn’t fit under the counter by about 5mm, so I’m going to have to remove all the feet, but that means taking it all out again.Which takes me to the other point, I did struggle with getting the washing machine and the mat back under the worktop together. I’d love to know if there’s a knack.My first attempt was to put the mat down and do the usual push the machine side to side into the space but the mat wouldn’t stay flat. I then put the machine on the mat and pushed it in but the mat grips to the floor so made very hard work.

Really wanted this to make a big difference for my treadmill.Unfortunately hasn’t worked as hoped and the impact sound has only marginally been dampened.

This is a fantastic item. I was a bit worried it wouldn’t work but it’s good. The house doesn’t shake as much as it did pre mat. My handyman found it hard to put under the washing machine and keep it on the mat as he pushed it back under the worktop and it took about half an hour to get it right but the item does the trick so I am pleased.

I have a dehumidifier in the bathroom which has a compressor that kicks in when it's in dehumidify mode. The bathroom floor is made of wood and the vibrations from the dehumidifier transfer into the floor, enough to sometimes make the light fitting cover on the kitchen ceiling below vibrate too. I figured that the vibrations were responsible for excess noise so i'd previously placed the dehumidifier variously on a small rubber mat like you find in car footwells as well as a small car footwell carpet. Unfortunately, despite my efforts it didn't solve the excess noise problem and i put up with it for over a year.So the issue is that it's all very noisy. Well, it used to be! I decided to investigate anti-vibrations pads and I came across this product. It's more pricey than some of the other products but based on others' reviews i thought i'd give this a try. I bought the 60cm x 60cm 10mm thick version and cut it up into 4 equal squares to match the dehumidifier footprint and then placed the dehumidifier on 2 of these squares to make the thickness equal 20mm. Bliss! I noticed an almost instant improvement in terms of noise reduction. I have two pieces left over that i'll give away to a friend with the same dehumidifier.The compressor still makes a noise but no longer transfers the vibrations into the floor boards. It's made such a difference that i had to go upstairs a few times on the first day to check that the dehumidifier was still on. I can now leave it on 24 hours a day without it being intrusive whereas before i had to switch it off at night because it was too noisy. I can wholeheartedly recommend this product - it's been a game changer and my only regret is not having bought it months ago before!